Empirical estimation technique
Empirical
estimation technique
Empirical estimation technique are based on the data
taken from the previous project and some based on guesses and assumptions.
There are many empirical estimation technique but most
popular are
- Expert Judgement Technique
- Delphi Cost Technique
- Expert judgement technique
An expert makes an educated
guess of the problem size after analyzing the problem thoroughly. Expert
estimate the cost of different components that is modules and sub modules of
the system.
Disadvantages
Human error, considering not all factors and aspects of
the project, individual bias, more chances of failure.
Estimation by group of experts minimize factors such as
individual oversight, lack of familiarity with a particular aspect of a project,
personal bias and desired to win a contract through overly optimistic
estimates.
- Delphi cost estimation:
- Role of Members: Coordinator
provide a copy of Software Requirement Specification (SRS) document and a form
of recording it cost estimate to each estimator.
- Estimator: It
complete their individual estimate anomalously and submit to the coordinator
with mentioning, if any, unusual characteristics of product which has
influenced his estimation.
The coordinator and distribute the summary of the
response to all estimator and they re-estimate them.
Empirical estimation technique
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